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Psalm 119 Excerpt This psalm is special in several ways. It is the longest psalm (176 verses), and  it is an acrostic psalm, following the letters of the Hebrew alphabet. In most  editions of the Bible, the twenty-two sections of this psalm are headed by the  successive letters of the Hebrew alphabet (Aleph, Beth, Gimel, etc.). In the  Hebrew  Bible, each verse in a section begins with that Hebrew letter. For example, all the verses in the “aleph” section ( vv.  1–8 ) begin with the Hebrew  letter “aleph.” Look at the “teth” section ( vv.  65–72 ) and start  v. 67  with “Til” and  v.  71  with “Tis,” and you will have each line starting with the English letter “T”  (which is the same as the Hebrew “teth”). The Jews wrote in this fashion to help  them memorize the Scriptures so they could meditate on God’s Word. We do not  know who wrote this psalm, although the writer refers to himself many times. He...

Psalm 119 Excerpt This psalm is special in several ways. It is the longest psalm (176 verses), and  it is an acrostic psalm, following the letters of the Hebrew alphabet. In most  editions of the Bible, the twenty-two sections of this psalm are headed by the  successive letters of the Hebrew alphabet (Aleph, Beth, Gimel, etc.). In the Hebrew  Bible, each verse in a section begins with that Hebrew letter. For  example, all the verses in the “aleph” section ( vv.  1–8 ) begin with the Hebrew  letter “aleph.” Look at the “teth” section ( vv.  65–72 ) and start  v. 67 with “Til” and  v.  71  with “Tis,” and you will have each line starting with the English letter “T”  (which is the same as the Hebrew “teth”). The Jews wrote in this fashion to help  them memorize the Scriptures so they could meditate on God’s Word. We do not  know who wrote this psalm, although the writer refers to himself many times. He  ...

Psalm 119 Excerpt This psalm is special in several ways. It is the longest psalm (176 verses), and  it is an acrostic psalm, following the letters of the Hebrew alphabet. In most  editions of the Bible, the twenty-two sections of this psalm are headed by the  successive letters of the Hebrew alphabet (Aleph, Beth, Gimel, etc.). In the Hebrew  Bible, each verse in a section begins with that Hebrew letter. For  example, all the verses in the “aleph” section ( vv.  1–8 ) begin with the Hebrew  letter “aleph.” Look at the “teth” section ( vv.  65–72 ) and start  v. 67  with “Til” and  v.  71  with “Tis,” and you will have each line starting with the English letter “T” (which is the same as the Hebrew “teth”). The Jews wrote in this fashion to help  them memorize the Scriptures so they could meditate on God’s Word. We do not  know who wrote this psalm, although the writer refers to himself many times. He...

Psalm 119 Excerpt This psalm is special in several ways. It is the longest psalm ( Ps 119:176 verses ), and  it is an acrostic psalm, following the letters of the Hebrew alphabet. In most  editions of the Bible, the twenty-two sections of this psalm are headed by the  successive letters of the Hebrew alphabet (Aleph, Beth, Gimel, etc.). In the  Hebrew  Bible, each verse in a section begins with that Hebrew letter. For  example, all the verses in the “aleph” section ( vv.  119: 1–8 ) begin with the Hebrew  letter “aleph.” Look at the “teth” section ( vv.  119: 65–72 ) and start  v. 119:67  with “Til” and  v.  119: 71  with “Tis,” and you will have each line starting with the English letter “T”  (which is the same as the Hebrew “teth”). The Jews wrote in this fashion to help  them memorize the Scriptures so they could meditate on God’s Word. We do not  know who wrote this psalm, although the write...

Psalm 119 Excerpt ‎This [ Psalm ] is special in several ways. It is the longest [ Psalm ] ( 176 verses ), and it is an acrostic [ Psalm ], following the letters of the Hebrew alphabet . In most editions of the Bible , the twenty-two sections of this [ Psalm ] are headed by the successive letters of the Hebrew alphabet ( Aleph , Beth , Gimel , etc.). In the Hebrew Bible , each verse in a section begins with that Hebrew letter . For example, all the verses in the “aleph” section ( vv. 1–8 ) begin with the Hebrew letter “aleph.” Look at the “teth” section ( vv. 65–72 ) and start v. 67 with “Til” and v. 71 with “Tis,” and you will have each line starting with the English letter “T” (which is the same as the Hebrew “teth” ). The Jews wrote in this fashion to help them memorize the Scriptures so they could meditate on God’s Word . We do not know who wrote this Psalm , although the writer refers to himself many times . He was suffering for his love for God’s Law ...

Psalm 119 Excerpt ‎This psalm is special in several ways. It is the longest psalm ( 176 verses ), and it is an acrostic psalm , following the letters of the Hebrew alphabet.  In most editions of the Bible , the twenty-two sections of this psalm are headed by the successive letters of the Hebrew alphabet (Aleph, Beth, Gimel, etc.). In the Hebrew Bible , each verse in a section begins with that Hebrew letter. For example, all the verses in the “aleph” section ( vv. 1–8 ) begin with the Hebrew letter “aleph.” Look at the “teth” section ( vv. 65–72 ) and start v. 67 with “Til” and v. 71 with “Tis,” and you will have each line starting with the English letter “T” (which is the same as the Hebrew “teth” ). The Jews wrote in this fashion to help them memorize the Scriptures so they could meditate on God’s Word . We do not know who wrote this psalm , although the writer refers to himself many times. He was suffering for his love for God’s Law ( vv. 22 , 50–5...